Why do people post sets for sale and grade only a dozen or so common cards etc . . . read.
1960toppsguy
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If the rest of the set is repersenative of the scanned "graded" common cards, why didn't they submit the stars instead of cherry picking the best commons? Is that the best clue in the world to stay away from the auction? Would you ever buy a set that is listed in this manner?
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Patrick
You shouldn't assume because someone has graded cards in their set that they submitted any of them.
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<< <i>If the rest of the set is repersenative of the scanned "graded" common cards, why didn't they submit the stars instead of cherry picking the best commons? Is that the best clue in the world to stay away from the auction? Would you ever buy a set that is listed in this manner? >>
Probably trying to hide the true condition of the high dollar cards. Usually people have the more desireable cards graded and the commons stay ungraded since there is little return on the grading investment. See if they will provide scans on the key cards to see if there is anything under the table going on.
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